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Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A100 supports 25-sample automatic changer. It features microcomputer control and dot matrix LCD display with automatic data printing. Equipped with three working modes including quench correction and DPM measurement. Integrated with high detection efficiency and low background counting rate for beta nuclide samples. Our Counter is designed for detecting low-energy β-emitters in research across multiple scientific fields.
Specifications
| Detection Efficiency (³H) | Greater than or equal to 50% |
| Background Count Rate (³H) | Less than or equal to 40 cpm |
| Detection Efficiency (¹⁴C) | Greater than or equal to 90% |
| Background Count Rate (¹⁴C) | Less than or equal to 60 cpm |
| Working Modes | Counting, Quench Correction, DPM Measurement |
| Fitting Methods | 3/2 Equation, Four-Parameter Equation |
| Ambient Temperature Range | 0 ℃ to 45 ℃ |
| Relative Humidity | Less than or equal to 90% (at 40 ℃) |
| Power Consumption | 85 W |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 800 mm × 560 mm × 450 mm |
| Packaging Dimensions | 1050 mm × 810 mm × 700 mm |
| Net Weight | 65 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 115 Kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A100 | $ 36500 | Each of 1 |
Features
Compact Design
Multiple counting modes
User-friendly interface
Low background noise
Standard Accessories
Model No | Accessories | Quantity |
LMSCL-A100-L1 | 20ml low-potassium glass sample bottles | 1 |
LMSCL-A100-P1 | Printing paper | 1 |
LMSCL-A100-R1 | Ribbons | 1 |
LMSCL-A100-U1 | Unquenched Standard Source | 1 |
LMSCL-A100-Q1 | 3H quenching Standard Source | 1 |
LMSCL-A100-Q2 | 14C quenching Standard Source | 1 |
Applications
Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A100 is employed to detect low-energy β-nuclide tracer atoms in the analysis of radioactive samples. It is widely applied in industry, agriculture, biomedicine, molecular biology, and environmental science research.
Selection Guide
Liquid Scintillation Counter LMSCL-A100 is a high-precision instrument designed for the detection and quantification of low-energy beta-emitting isotopes, such as tritium (³H), carbon-14 (¹⁴C), and sulfur-35 (³⁵S). Based on research studies, it is widely used in radiopharmaceutical research, biochemical assays, environmental monitoring, metabolic studies, and nuclear medicine for detecting trace levels of radioactivity. Its features include automated sample loading, dual-label counting, and quench correction, which enhance accuracy and efficiency in laboratories handling multiple samples. The system is often certified with ISO, CE, and GLP compliance, making it suitable for regulated laboratory environments. These capabilities and certifications help customers select this model for high-throughput, accurate, and compliant liquid scintillation analysis across various scientific disciplines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Liquid Scintillation Counter?
A Liquid Scintillation Counter is an apparatus designed to detect and measure beta particles emitted by radioactive samples.
2 What is the principle of operation in Liquid Scintillation Counter?
It measures radioactivity by detecting light emitted from a scintillation cocktail upon beta particles absorption.
3 What types of samples can be analyzed using Liquid Scintillation Counter?
It can analyze a variety of samples such as biological, environmental, chemical and radioactive samples.
4 Can Liquid Scintillation Counter be used in high-throughput labs?
It rapidly counts multiple samples therefore is suitable for high-throughput labs.
5 What is the role of the Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) in Liquid Scintillation Counter?
It is used for amplifying the light emitted by the scintillation cocktail upon interaction with beta particles.
6 How is the efficiency of Liquid Scintillation Counter determined?
Its efficiency is determined by calibrating the system using standards with known radioactivity.
7 What is the role of the scintillation cocktail in Liquid Scintillation Counter?
It absorbs the energy from beta particles and re-emits it as light (scintillations) that is detected by photomultiplier tubes to measure the radioactivity.
8 Can Liquid Scintillation Counter detect low-level radioactivity?
It is highly sensitive and can detect trace amounts of radioisotopes.